Telegraphindia NIA Conducts Raids Over Cyberattacks on Indian Government Websites
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- •NIA raided five states over DDoS attacks on 54 government websites.
- •The investigation is linked to Operation Sindoor, initiated after a terrorist attack in April 2025.
- •Two suspects have been arrested, and various digital devices were seized during the raids.
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has conducted coordinated raids across five states and Delhi, investigating a cyber-terrorism case involving attempted DDoS attacks on 54 Indian government websites. The raids took place in Maharashtra, Gujarat, Telangana, Bihar, and Delhi, targeting individuals suspected of aiding in the cyberattacks during Operation Sindoor. The investigation, which began after an FIR was filed by Gujarat Police in June 2025, focuses on the alleged intent to disrupt critical information infrastructure and compromise national security. Two suspects have already been arrested, and the NIA has seized several electronic devices and documents believed to be linked to the hacking activities. The agency is examining whether the attackers received technical assistance to enhance their capabilities. The investigation is ongoing, with potential for further arrests as forensic analysis of the seized materials continues.
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